What is another word for mosaic laws?
Pronunciation: [məsˈe͡ɪɪk lˈɔːz] (IPA) 
Mosaic laws refer to the commandments, statutes, and guidelines that God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. These laws were implemented during the period of the legalistic system of the Old Testament. They were designed to govern the behavior of the Jews and provide a framework for social, moral and religious life. Synonyms for Mosaic laws include the law of Moses, Torah, Pentateuch, and the five books of Moses. These laws outlined moral and ethical guidelines in areas such as justice, worship, marriage, property, and societal relations. While the Mosaic laws were superseded by the New Testament and the teachings of Jesus Christ, they still hold a significant place in Jewish tradition and history.
